Athens County election results still unsettled as votes counted
Final unofficial tabulation in Athens County shows no change in candidate standings for county offices. Republican contenders in the commissioner race lead at noon with Frank Middle, Fred Kittle close behind, while Judge of Probate Johnson leads Phillips. other races show mixed totals as 73 precincts report.
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Athens County
Frank 3Iddle
Fred Kittle
Clarence E. Wolfe
Miles A. Jacoby
Maj. S. M. Johnson
H. T. Phillips
Frank H. Cross
Cleveland teachers take 15 percent salary cut
Cleveland public school teachers have been authorized a 15 percent salary reduction. The cut will save about $1,894,450 for the period from July 1, 1932, to December 31, 1933.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Mellons Hardest Job Introducing Yankee Women to the King
Beverly Hills article recounts how an American ambassador must present American mothers and daughters to King and Queen of England. Charley Dawes describes ferocious mothers using bribery blackmail politics and poison in social ambition. The writer notes the challenge rivals even elephants and rhinos in determination.
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Mellon
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mr. Mellon
England
Charley Dawes
Charney
Andy
Chariey
Will
Tax Talk Reflects Voter Fatigue Across Nation
In New York City four million Americans cannot name their congressional representatives. A Wall Street figure notes many friends researched their congressmen to write about taxes. Continued on Page 4.
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Wall Street
New York City
Congress
Fire Threatens Historic Revere Site in Canton
Explosions and fire rocked the former Paul Revere copper works site in Canton Massachusetts. Three blasts damaged Plymouth Rubber Co units and a adjacent building. About 730 workers mostly safe. four in the reclaiming department escaped unharmed as flames spread to a warehouse and a long unused nail shop.
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New England
Canton
Mass
U.P
Paul Revere
Plymouth Rubber Company, Inc
Neponset River
Revere Nail Shop
Primary Returns Show Brown Leads In Athens County
Incomplete noon returns from 71 of 73 precincts show Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown leading for Ohio governor in Athens County by about two to one over David S. Ingalls. Gilbert Bettman leads for Attorney General. Percy Tetlow tops Congress at large. Thomas Jenkins leads in Congress. S. K. Mardis is renominated in the state assembly race. Official tabulation to begin tomorrow and continue about two days.
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Athens County
Oat
Clarence J. Brown
David S. Ingalls
Gilbert Bettman
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Senate
Percy Tetlow
Hugh K. Martin
Columbus
FE. LeFever
Glouster
S. K. Mardis
General Assembly
A. K. Walker
County Election Board
Brown
Athens City
Ingalls
Secretary of State
Walter G Nickels
George E. Turner
Lee B. Palmer
William B. Guitteau
Edward J. Hummel
Arthur A. Nixon
George C. Braden
United States
Charles A. Bracher
Acob
Coxey
Elizabeth Miller
E. C. Woodworth
Fred P. Linscott
George White
Galen Starr Ross
Rupert A. Hastings
Thomas Kyer
George S. Myers
Daniel F. Butler
R. Clark Coffey
E. C. Galleher
Charles H. Hubbell
J. H. Kauffman
Harry E. McCollister
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohn E. Harper
Herberts. Duffy
Francis Poulson
Grover Co. Bell
Arthur D. Davia
Louis M
Supreme Court
William P. Henderson
Robert N. Wilkin
Charles B. Zimmerman
State Central Committee
Leo J. Byrne
Dewey M. Goddard
David Johnson
Athena County Board of Electors
Two Rendville Youths Perish in Reservoir Accident
Two Rendville youths William Dawdson 12 and Charles Dawdson 9 drowned in Mine No 9 Reservoir near Corning after a rope broke while they swung over the water. Companion Robert Johnson 12 swam to shore and alerted authorities as divers recovered both bodies later that night.
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Glouster
William Dawdson
Charles
Rendville
Corning
Robert Johnson
Johnson
Maggie Dawdson
Carey voices radio abuse charge at A M A meeting
Dr. Edward H. Carey of Dallas becomes A M A president and urges Federal action against the Radio Commission to shield the public from charlatans profiting from decency and truth. He praises the secular press for spreading medical knowledge and opposing quackery.
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New Orleans
U.P
Edward H. Carey
Dalllas
Tex
American Medical Association
Carey
Flo
Hoover White Win Ohio Pledge Delegates At Convention
In Columbus on May 11 Hoover won Ohio's 55 or 56 Republican votes at the primary and Governor George White captured the entire 56 Democratic delegation pledged. Official returns show opposition to Hoover in the Third and Twelfth Districts and to White in the Ninth Fourteenth 20th 21st and 22nd districts. The Democratic at large delegation totals 12 members but eight hold only half votes.
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Columbus
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
George White
Joseph J. France
Maryland
State Organization
Hoover
Demas Ertaic
Alfred H. Smith
Cleveland
Peter Witt
New York
Biehowlig
P Hoover
Vase stolen from Athens home front lawn
Athens police report a green earthen vase about three feet high filled with sand was stolen Tuesday night from the front lawn of Guy H. Brown at 26 East Washington Street. The vase weighs near 100 pounds when filled and was valued at about 15 dollars.
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Guy H. Brown
East Washington Street
Athens
Death of Garfield Recalled by Ballot
Columbus May 11 Just 50 years after the assassination of President James A Garfield the Ohio Republican primary ballot included the late president and a man with the same last name Garfield as a delegate to the Republican National convention William Bry Guittean was a candidate for secretary of state on the same ticket.
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Garfield
Columbus
James A. Garfeld
Ohio
James A. Garfield
Wiliam BR. Guittean
Plan to take right to floor in conference amid prohibition debate
Atlantic City May 1 Colonel Joseph J. Shy of Chillicothe Missouri aims to carry a resolution urging a nationwide referendum on prohibition to the General Conference floor. He blocks a subcommittee report while the temperance committee backs prohibition and damns cigarettes as a drug. The ritual revision suggests dropping archaic marriage phrases.
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Atlantic City
N. J
U.P
Joseph J. Shy
Chillicothe
Missouri
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Shy
Miscouri
Committee On
Lindbergh Kidnap Case Money Reported Readied
Descentations by John Hughes Curtin for return of the kidnapped Lindbergh baby have been transferred to a point off Block Island between Long Island and the New England coast. A morning paper personal column carried a message unsigned and unread, stating Money to ready.
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New York
John Hughes Curtin
Block Island
Long Iiland
New England Coast Line
Newa
Lindbergh
Price Should Climb Says Federal Farm Board Expert
Federal Farm Board Chairman Stone says wheat prices should rise by about 10 cents based on a smaller 1940 winter wheat harvest of 440,781,000 bushels versus 787,465,000 last year. He cautions that actual movement depends on speculators who caused the recent drop and cannot predict how long any rise would last. The Agriculture Department lowers its May 1 harvest estimate by 18,000,000 bushels from its April 1 figure.
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Federal Farm Board
Washington
U.P
Stone
United Press
Agriculture Department
Continue Distribution Flour Grants To Athens Township Residents
The Athens County Red Cross continued government donated flour distribution with Athens Township residents allowed to receive their allotment today. No further distribution will occur for those who miss their time, next period set for May 23. Two weeks supply allocated in Dover and Trimbie Townships, with Dover receiving 1,120 sacks and Trimpie 2,400. Each sack now contains 24 pounds of flour instead of 24.
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Athens Township
Athens County Red Cross
Miss Pearl French
The
Red Cross
Dover
Trimbie
Child Killed by Car in Columbus
Tecumsin Selkirk Holmes Jr died after stepping into a moving automobile and being struck violently in Columbus. The accident occurred late Tuesday leaving details sparse and authorities investigating.
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Columbus
Ingalls Maintains Lead In Ohio Republican Governor Fight
In Columbus on May 11, David S. Ingalls led Secretary of State Brown by about 27,000 votes for the GOP governor nomination with 6,348 precincts reporting. Unofficial totals show Ingalls ahead in key counties, while Brown carried the rest of the state and Cooper trailed. Presidential and congressional races shifted as returns trickled in, with Weygandt and Day close in the chief justice contest and White favored in the Democratic slate for governor.
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Fred C. Shafer
W. J. Wright
Shafer
Wright
G. D. Gorham
Will W. Coe
James Vercoe
Kelvin S. Young
C. L. Jordan
J. W. Wilson
J. R. Sands
Harry Dust
Lew F. Jones
M. D. Worley
Clark B. Hunter
Flier
Brown
Columbus
U.P
David S. Ingalls
Ingalls
Cooper
Matter
Galleher
McCanlliater
Kauffman
Hubbell
Coffey
Ferguson
Harper
Duffy
Poulson
Young
Truax
Dye
Day
Hayes
Davis
Bell
Norton
Latham
Lukens
Witter
Supreme Court
Weygandt
FL Day
Price
Zimmerman
Henderson
Wilkin
Kerkowns Carrles
Ingalla
Montgomery
Harrison
Licking
Noble
Williams
Gilbert Bettman
Robert J. Bulkley
White
Ohio
Republican Party
Carl V. Weygandt
Cleveland
Frank
State Supreme Court
Carl Werygandt
Lakewood
Thomas Cbd
New Lexington
Lee B. Palmer
Pataskala
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
William B. Pickrel
Dayton
British Editor Declares U S a Real Nation
London editors defend the United States in a full page Daily Mail editorial signed by Lord Rothermere. The piece contrasts a recent anti dollar campaign and forecasts closer Anglo-Saxon leadership in global economic recovery.
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Daily Mail
London
U.R
United States
Lord Rothermere
Meigs County Republican Primary Winners Listed
Meigs County returns for the May primary show T. W. Jones as representative to the general assembly with Beegle and A. B. Bingham as candidates for clerk of courts, John M. Spireliff for sheriff, and A. O. Tracy and George A. Meinhart among other county posts. Webster: surveyor Th incomplete text.
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Warne Wingett
Herman Theisen
Wingett
Theisen
Hmmett Carpenter
County Recorder
Georgia Kilpatrick
Gerald M. Kyle
Asher W. Easler
Ella H. Crawford
Election Quarrel in Waverly Near Vote
Fragmentary OCR describes an election quarrel in Waverly involving Charles Pratt and a singer named John Rilegg during a May election. The readable text hints at disputed actions or remarks but lacks full context or dates.
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Charles Pratt
John Rilegg
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Charles Stratton
RR. E. Goldsberry
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S. I. Dinsmoor
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A. L. Johnson
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Ozanne
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Arthur Brisbane
King Features, Inc
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Jenkins
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George G. Hunter
Ironton
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L. BL Palmser
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Nixon
Hummel
Couttteau
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Miller
Bracher
Herbert
L. TY. Palmer
Martin
Tetlow
Bullivan
Peta Dd White
Rosas
HOO Petas Myers
Haatinga
Kyor
Herbert Duffy
Shaker Heights
Lancaster
John E. Harper
Daniel B. Butler
Toledo
Joseph T. Tracy
Harrys. Day
Fremont
Deb W. Bricker
Torney
Carrington T. Mareshall
Muating
Thomas A. Jenemy Jackson
Edward 8. Matthias
van Wert
Frank W. Geiger
Supreme Cocourt
Robert J. Bulkie Cleveland
William G
Nei
Willey Stephenson
Weat Union
Supreme Coure juel@e
Hellmen
George H. Bender
PBF
Reading
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland Heights
Charles V. Trust
Bucyrus
Bender
Dem
Gov. White
Meigs
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